The Tinder PA remains unfilled
James has not yet hired the personal assistant who would conduct his Tinder small talk and deliver only the successful matches to him. Granting somebody access to his previous conversations feels too intrusive, while building a fresh profile would create more work than simply sending the messages himself.
His conventional dating is not going more smoothly. A man visits James for dinner, requests a tour of the house and then asks to spend 15 minutes alone in the bedroom with an unexpectedly large bag. When the door reopens, the lights are low, rose petals cover the room and strawberries and spray cream have been arranged beside the bed. James politely calls it lovely, but they never meet again and he is left clearing petals for days.
Martin Roberts values Bieber’s home
Scott asks Homes Under the Hammer presenter Martin Roberts to inspect the Los Angeles home Justin Bieber showed Clara Amfo. Martin expects excessive pop-star decoration but finds the white New England-style property remarkably tasteful, with a lake, boat, basketball court, games room and matching white pets.
At a reported $80,000 a month, Martin believes Bieber is paying an extraordinary premium to rent rather than buy. The star may also have lodged a deposit approaching $150,000. Martin would largely leave the property unchanged, although underground Ferrari storage and a helicopter landing pad could suit this particular buyer.
Jack Garratt carries no gravy
Jack Garratt follows his Live Lounge with Real or No Real. He learns that Charlotte Crosby really did bring homemade gravy in a container to a restaurant during Celebs Go Dating, because the venue did not offer it as a side.
Jack also explains that he contacts potential collaborators personally despite his social anxiety. A direct message is often enough when artists control their own accounts, making creative approaches less intimidating than expected.
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